Notaro v. Boston Elevated Railway Co.

The defendant’s tracks were located in a public way at the place in question upon a reserved space laid out by the street commissioners of Boston under statutory authority. The plaintiff Helen C. Notaro, hereafter called the plaintiff, was struck by one of the *297defendant’s cars while standing on' this reservation. She arrived at Upham’s Corner in a street car of the defendant about twenty minutes after five o’clock on the afternoon of October 24, 1927, about three minutes before the accident. She “ alighted from the car upon which she had been riding at that point, and intended to take another…